At every level of Washington Farm Bureau, leadership is important. The organization is built on a foundation of grassroots leadership. Involvement at the local level ensures that the priorities of every farm and ranch families are heard.
At every level of Washington Farm Bureau, leadership is important. The organization is built on a foundation of grassroots leadership. Involvement at the local level ensures that the priorities of every farm and ranch families are heard.
The Washington Farm Bureau President, First Vice President, and Second Vice President are elected annually by the voting delegates at the WFB Annual Meeting and hold office for a term of one year.
Adams
David Leatherman
dleatherman@wsfb.com
Benton
David Pearson
davepearson@wsfb.com
Chelan/Douglas
Harry Malloy
hmalloy@wsfb.com
Clark/Cowlitz
Erin Thoeny
ethoney@wsfb.com
Columbia/Blue Mtn
Lester Eaton
leaton@wsfb.com
Franklin
Natasha Mendonca
nmendonca@wsfb.com
Grant
Peter Dufault
pdefault@wsfb.com
Grays Harbor/Pacific
Terry Willis
twillis@wsfb.com
Island
Len Engle
lengle@wsfb.com
King/Pierce
Leann Krainick
lkrainick@wsfb.com
Kittitas
Mark Charlton
mcharlton@wsfb.com
Lewis
Wisten Aldrich
waldrich@wsfb.com
Lincoln
Kelsie Knight
kknight@wsfb.com
Mason/Kitsap
Larry Boltz
lboltz@wsfb.com
North Olympic
Norman MacLoed
nmacloed@wsfb.com
Okanogan
Trinity Stucker
tstucker@wsfb.com
Skagit
Rick Anderson
randerson@wsfb.com
Snohomish
Dan Bartelheimer
dbartelheimer@wsfb.com
Spokane
Sue Cronk
scronk@wsfb.com
Stevens
Julie Loveall
jloveall@wsfb.com
Thurston
Glen Morgan
gmorgan@wsfb.com
Walla Walla
Dean Farrens
Whatcom
Troy Lenssen
tlenssen@wsfb.com
Whitman
Peter Appel
pappel@wsfb.com
Yakima
Bob Groeneweg
bgroeneweg@wsfb.com
Each of the 25 organized county Farm Bureaus elects a Board to lead its organization. The length of service by each Board member is determined by the By-Laws of the county Farm Bureau. In addition to board members, each county has committees to focus on issues of greatest importance to that county Farm Bureau.